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Wimbledon Increases Menu Prices and Brasserie Printing Error Briefly Sold Wine at Lower Prices

Organisers say continued food-and-drink inflation explains the rises, and operations staff are correcting a Centenary Brasserie menu mistake that showed much lower wine prices.

Overview

  • The All England Club published its 2026 food and drink menus on Monday, June 29, showing strawberries and cream at £2.85 and Pimm’s (with reusable glass) at £13.45.
  • The official list also puts pints of Stella around £8.85–£8.95, champagne options up to a £228.80 magnum, and a reusable Evian bottle at £5 with free refills at on-site stations.
  • A printing error at the Centenary Brasserie on June 30 listed some 250ml glasses of wine at £6.95 instead of about £15.95; staff and the tournament’s operations director acknowledged the mistake and replacement menus are being produced while some outlets briefly honoured the lower price.
  • Spectators and social media users have reacted with surprise and frustration over the increases, noting that a Pimm’s and strawberries combo now costs £16.30 and that several staple items have risen since 2025.
  • Prices follow long-term stability for some items (strawberries were held at £2.50 from 2010–2024), with the AELTC attributing changes to national inflation and keeping limited concessions such as allowing certain bring-ins and free refill stations for reusable bottles.